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Northwestern  University  Bulletin 


J'ol.  xr.  No.  1 


Published  Weekly,  Northwestern  University 
Northwestern  University  Building 


September  -t.  191-I- 


Social  Calendar 

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Smoker,  November  15th 

Commerce  Club  Dinner,  December  6tli 

Christmas  Party,  December  20th 

Annual  Dance,  February  21st 

Pie  Auction,  March  14th 

Lydians  Lecture  Recital,  March  28th  . . . . 

Debating  Club  Banquet,  April  18th  .... 

Smoker,  April  25th 

Annual  Banquet,  May  9th 

Delta  Sigma  Pi  Dinner,  May  16th  

Alpha  Kappa  Psi  Dinner,  May  23rd 

Porch  Dinner  to  Alumni  and  Graduates,  June  2nd 


. Commerce  Club  Room 
Grand  Pacific  Hotel 
School  and  Club  Rooms 

Congress  Hotel 

Commerce  Club  Rooms 
Commerce  Club  Rooms 
. . Grand  Pacific  Hotel 

Commerce  Club  Rooms 

Hotel  Sherman 

. Grand  Pacifiic  Hotel 
Grand  Pacific  Hotel 
Dean  Hotchkiss’  Home,  Evanston 


The  School  of  Commerce  is  a department  of  Northwestern  University,  and 
Commerce  students  enjoy  the  privileges  and  rights  accorded  all  university 
classmen.  In  co-operation  with  other  college  men,  Commerce  students  take  an 
active  interest  in  the  publication  of  the  “Daily  Northwestern”  and  of  the  annual 
Syllabus.  They  also  participate  in  college  athletics  when  eligible. 

The  loyalty  and  enthusiasm  of  Commerce  students  for  Northwestern  is  a factor  of 
such  significance  as  to  attract  the  attention  of  the  entire  University.  That  men  and 
women  who  attend  evening  classes  should  develop  a keen  appreciation  of  that  spirit 
which  is  characteristic  of  university  life  has  surprised  even  the  most  sanguine. 

At  the  heart  of  this  university  spirit  lies  the  central  fact  that  Northwestern  University, 
in  its  ideals  and  activity,  is  worthy  the  esteem  of  its  students.  The  realization  of  this 
spirit  is  achieved  in  part  by  the  desire  of  Commerce  students  to  he  identified  with  the 
University,  in  part  by  the  opportunity  for  identification,  and  in  part  by  the  organizations 
which  the  students  have  founded.  The  Commerce  Club  with  its  four  hundred  student 
members  and  commodious  club  rooms — called  the  “Commerce  Campus;”  the  Lydians, 
an  organization  of  the  women  students;  the  Commerce  Debating  Club  with  its  weekly 
debates,  and  the  two  Commerce  fraternities,  give  a nucleus  of  organization  that  affords 
every  student  an  opportunity  to  participate  in  some  college  activity. 


Commerce  Club  Room 


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Aim  of  School  of  Commerce  Training 

TNST RUCTION  is  based  on 
tliree  fundamental  aims: 
1.  To  give  students  a com- 
prehensive, many-sided  survey 
of  business  facts  and  experience. 
2.  10  develop  a power  of 

accurate  analysis  which  will 
prepare  the  student  to  think 
complicated  business  problems 
through  to  the  end.  3.  To 
maintain  an  atmosphere  in 
which  large  business  problems 
will  he  regarded  instinctively  in 
a large  and  public-spirited  uay. 


Lobby 


Lydians  Club  Room 


A Classroom 


Entered  as  second-class  mail 
matter,  September  4,  1914, 
at  the  postoffice  at  Chicago, 
Illinois,  under  act  of  Con- 
gress of  August  24,  1912. 


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